I have worked in outpatient community mental health clinics where I’ve facilitated numerous groups to include DBT, Women’s, intensive substance abuse/misuse, impulse-control, basic coping skills, mindfulness, parenting, etc. I’ve provided mental health care in hospitals & treatment facilities. I presently work with numerous military families and thus, are aware of their unique challenges, as well as strengths. My diverse experiences hopefully offer my patients more insight and flexibility. In the end, I know we’re all more similar than different. We all want to belong & find happiness.

What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?

Let’s get to know one another - first step. I need to know your goals or best hopes for therapy. Brief assessment so I have a better understanding of you. I also hope to answer any questions or concerns. I swear I’m the least scary person, haha!

Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.

My greatest strength is my ability to connect. I love this work and I deeply care for my patients.

Describe the client(s) you are best positioned to serve.

My preference is adults ranging from 18- to end of life. I’m equally happy working with women, men, and non-binary. While I’m not religious- I have a deep respect for it and encourage my patients to pursue what sits the best with them. I also believe in collaboration! I want you to correct me if I’ve misunderstood or set a boundary. Practice with me then use those same skills with others in your daily life!

About Mary Freeman